Instructions For Form 4720 - Instructions For Return Of Certain Excise Taxes - Department Of The Treasury - 2010 Page 10

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act, except for foundation managers
a. Type I, Type II, and Type III
Schedule D—Initial
whose participation was not willful and
functionally integrated supporting
was due to reasonable cause. Any
organizations (as described in section
Taxes on Investments
foundation manager who took part in
4942(g)(4)(B)) if a disqualified person of
making the investment must pay the
the foundation controls such supporting
That Jeopardize
tax.
organization or the supported
Charitable Purpose
organizations of such supporting
Specific Instructions
organizations, and
(Section 4944)
b. Type III supporting organizations
Part I. Complete this part for all
(as described in section 4943(f)(5)(B))
taxable investments.
General Instructions
that are not functionally integrated with
Part II. Enter in column (a) the names
its supported organizations; or
Requirement. Complete Schedule D if
of all foundation managers who took
5. For any purpose other than
you answered “Yes” to Form 990-PF,
part in making the investments listed in
religious, charitable, scientific, literary,
Part VII-B, question 4a or b, or Form
Part I. See Initial taxes on foundation
educational, or public purposes, or the
5227, Part VI-B, question 78a or b.
managers above.
prevention of cruelty to children or
Report each investment separately.
If more than one foundation
animals.
Paying tax and filing a Form 4720 are
manager is listed in column (a), each is
required for each year or part of a year
Exceptions. Section 4945(d)(4)(B)
individually liable for the entire amount
in the taxable period that applies to the
provides an exception to taxable
of tax in connection with the
investments that jeopardize the
expenditures that applies to certain
investment. However, the foundation
foundation’s charitable purpose.
grants to organizations when the
managers who are liable for the tax
Generally, the taxable period begins
granting foundation exercises
may prorate payment among
with the date of the investment and
expenditure responsibility described in
themselves. Enter in column (c) the tax
ends with the date corrective action is
section 4945(h). Additional information
each foundation manager will pay.
completed, a notice of deficiency is
on special rules and exceptions to the
mailed, or the initial tax is assessed,
Carry the total amount in column (d)
definition of taxable expenditures given
whichever comes first. Therefore, in
for each foundation manager to page 1,
above can be found at
addition to investments made in 2010,
Part II-A, column (d).
gov/irm/part7/irm_07-027-019.html.
include all investments subject to tax
Initial tax on foundation. An initial
that were made before 2010 if those
tax of 20% is imposed on each taxable
investments were not removed from
Schedule E—Initial
expenditure of the foundation.
jeopardy before 2010 and the initial tax
Taxes on Taxable
Initial tax on foundation managers.
was not assessed before 2010.
When a tax is imposed on a taxable
Expenditures (Section
Taxable investments. An investment
expenditure of the foundation, a tax of
to be taxed on this schedule is an
4945)
5% of the expenditure will be imposed
investment by a private foundation that
on any foundation manager who
jeopardizes the carrying out of its
agreed to the expenditure and who
General Instructions
exempt purposes (for example, if it is
knew that it was a taxable expenditure.
determined that the foundation
Foundation managers whose
Requirement. Complete Schedule E if
managers, in making the investment,
participation was not willful and was
you answered “Yes” to Form 990-PF,
did not exercise ordinary business care
due to reasonable cause are not liable
Part VII-B, question 5b, or Form 5227,
and prudence, under prevailing facts
for the tax. Any foundation manager
Part VI-B, question 79b. Complete
and circumstances, in providing for the
who took part in the expenditure and is
Parts I and II of Schedule E only for
long- and short-term financial needs of
liable for the tax must pay the tax. The
expenditures that are subject to tax.
the foundation to carry out its exempt
maximum total amount of tax on all
Note. Also, see Schedule F, Initial
purposes). See Regulations section
foundation managers for any one
Taxes on Political Expenditures.
53.4944-1(a)(2). An investment is not
taxable expenditure is $10,000. If more
taxed on this schedule if it is a
Taxable expenditures. With certain
than one foundation manager is liable
program-related investment; that is, one
exceptions, this means any amount a
for tax on a taxable expenditure, all
whose primary purpose is one or more
private foundation pays or incurs:
those foundation managers are jointly
of those described in section
and severally liable for the tax.
1. To carry on propaganda or
170(c)(2)(B) (religious, charitable,
otherwise influence any legislation
Specific Instructions
educational, etc.). A significant purpose
through:
of such an investment cannot be the
a. An attempt to influence general
Part I. Complete this part for all
production of income or the
public opinion or any segment of it, and
taxable expenditures. Enter in column
appreciation of property. See section
b. Communication with any member
(f) the number designation from Form
4944(c) and Regulations section
or employee of a legislative body, or
990-PF, Part VII-B, question 5a, or
53.4944-3.
with any other government official or
Form 5227, Part VI-B, question 79a,
Initial taxes on foundation. The
employee who may take part in
that applies to the act; for example,
initial tax is 10% of the amount invested
formulating legislation;
“5a(1).”
for each year or part of a year in the
2. To influence the outcome of any
Part II. Enter in column (a) the names
taxable period.
specific public election, or to conduct,
of all foundation managers who agreed
Initial taxes on foundation managers.
directly or indirectly, any voter
to make the taxable expenditure. See
When a tax is imposed on a jeopardy
registration drive;
Initial tax on foundation managers
investment of the foundation, the tax
3. As a grant to an individual for
above. If more than one foundation
will be 10% of the investment for each
travel, study, or other purposes;
manager is listed in column (a), each is
year or part of a year in the taxable
4. As a grant to an organization not
individually liable for the entire tax in
period, up to $10,000 for any one
described in section 509(a)(1), (2), or
connection with the expenditure.
investment. It is imposed on all
(3) or that is not an exempt operating
However, the foundation managers who
foundation managers who took part in
foundation (as defined in section
are liable for the tax may prorate the
the act, knowing that it was such an
4940(d)(2)). This includes grants to:
payment among themselves. Enter in
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